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We conclude that the National Labor Relations Board panel below lacked the requisite authority because one panel member was invalidly appointed during an intrasession break
In Florida, we voted overwhelmingly to form our union in February, and even though Durham said it would honor the election result, it has not done so and has appealed the results from the National Labor Relations Board secret ballot election.
Charles Morris’ work has really impacted the way that people are thinking about the National Labor Relations Board and what the law can doMore quotes »
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Another View: Grassley's reach hampers court
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia CircuitÂs stunning decision on May 7 to strike down a National Labor Relations Board rule requiring employers to post signs reminding workers of their right to organize is a clear indication of why t 5:45 AM from Des Moines Register Read more »
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Former NLRB chair: Appointments have been a battleground for decades
Former National Labor Relations Board Chairwoman Wilma Liebman had an op-ed in Politico yesterday urging the full Senate to approve the five NLRB nominees the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee is set to vote on tomorrow. She argues t from Washington Examiner Read more »
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U.S. needs a fully functioning National Labor Relations Board
Richard Trumka is president of the AFL-CIO and Phil Neuenfeldt is president of the Wisconsin State AFL-CIO Most people in Wisconsin don't even know what the National Labor Relations Board is. Well, why should they? Here's why. For decades, American labor from Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Read more »
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Obama Labor Board Pick Ruled Invalid as Case Reversed
Source: Bloomberg News A National Labor Relations Board decision against a New Jersey nursing home was thrown out by an appeals court that ruled one board member was improperly appointed by President Barack Obama. The U.S. ConstitutionÂs Recess Appointme from Democratic Underground Read more »
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More Trouble for Labor Board Recess Appointees
A three-judge panel of the Philadelphia-based 3rd Circuit has thrown out National Labor Relations Board orders, saying that an NLRB panel lacked the quorum required to conduct business. “We conclude that the National Labor Relations Board panel below lac from Roll Call Read more »
